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The QuarterLife Crisis

Twenty-something graduate student and young student affairs professional exploring life and embracing a quarter-life crisis in Chicago.
After lots of time searching, I'm finally figuring out who I am, where I'm going, and how to get there.
This is a visual representation of that journey: things that inspire me, things I love, and things that teach me something new. Join me.
Curated by Katerina Beth.

More about me: Dancer. Pescetarian. Pretend Chef. Northwestern University Alumna. Lifelong Learner.
Midwesterner through and through with a longing for both New England and the Pacific Northwest.

sorakeem:

Sunday DIY - chalkboard calendar

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beeslikehoney:

Handmade Holidays: 5 DIY Green Gifts http://bit.ly/11c6hcv

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{November 30, 2012}
Day 30: On your wall.
I don’t have a fireplace, so the wall is my only option. My suitemates and I decorated our hall bathroom every for every holiday sophomore year of college (back in 2006)…we made stockings for ourselves to hang up, and even though I’ve fallen out of touch with my suitemates, I still hang this up every year. I’m going to make one for my cat this weekend so she has one too :)

{May Photo Challenge}

Day 18: Something you made
t-shirt necklace/scarf. I only used half a shirt, so it’s not as full as I’d like (the other half is seen here). I was just testing it out though.The tutorial I followed is this Martha Stewart one.

I saw an initial bracelet in Top Shop the other day, but it was like $16 for a crappy “K” charm on a fake leather string. So I decided to make my own with some colored hemp and a K charm I had laying around on a necklace I never wear anymore.

lovelyetsy:

“New Directions” Bangle Bracelet by SquishySushi

Oh Holy Knit

sewmoni:

Fun holiday decorating project for the yarnophiles in your life.

Images via Craft Addiction.

(via a--sweet--beginning-deactivated)

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truebluemeandyou:

DIY Embroidered Gold Leaf. Tutorial from The idea Room here to make “leaf skeletons”, or you can buy them at your crafts store. Photo found at Susan Elliott’s Plays with Needles here.

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